Neutrino

A neutrino is an elementary particle that interacts via the weak interaction and gravity. The neutrino is so named because it is electrically neutral and because its rest mass... Wikipedia

• Composition:  Elementary particle
• Statistics:  Fermionic
• Generation:  First (Error no symbol defined), second (Error no symbol defined), and third (Error no symbol defined)
• Interactions:  Weak interaction and gravitation
• Symbol:  Error no symbol defined, Error no symbol defined, Error no symbol defined, Error no symbol defined, Error no symbol defined, Error no symbol defined
• Particle:  spin: ħ, chirality: Left, weak isospin: +, lepton nr: +1, "flavor" in
• Theorized:  Error no symbol defined, electron neutrino: Wolfgang Pauli (1930), Error no symbol defined, muon neutrino: late 1940s, Error no symbol defined, tau neutrino: mid-1970s
• Discovered:  Error no symbol defined: Clyde Cowan, Frederick Reines (1956), Error no symbol defined: Leon Lederman, Melvin Schwartz and Jack Steinberger (1962), Error no symbol defined: DONUT collaboration (2000)
• Types:  3 types: electron neutrino (Error no symbol defined), muon neutrino (Error no symbol defined), and tau neutrino (Error no symbol defined)
• Mass:  −37 kg), 95% confidence level, sum of 3 "flavors"
• Electric charge:  0 e
• Spin:  ℏ
• Weak isospin:  LH: +, RH: 0
• Weak hypercharge:  LH: −1, RH: 0
• B − L:  −1
• X:  −3
• Data source:  DuckDuckGo